Whitefield Library Hosts 2nd Annual Open House
SATURDAY, JUNE 22nd 10:00 am – 2:00 pm At the top of Grand Army Hill in Whitefield, sits the bright yellow Arlington Hall. Now, thanks to all our generous donors Read More …
We own the library!
As of May 17th, we are the official owners of the Arlington Hall! What a treat to be able to have our opening day on May 18th be in OUR Read More …
Whitefield Library News
Terri Soohey shares the latest news and information about the Whitefield Library in her May 11th article in the Lincoln County News.
$30k Charitable Contribution Advances Library’s Cause
An anonymous donor has made a $30,000 donation to the Whitefield Library and Community Center, advancing our goals of renovating the building to its fullest potential. We are immensely grateful Read More …
Gracious donation from Kennebec Savings Bank makes purchase possible
We are very excited to announce that Kennebec Savings Bank has made an incredible donation of $25,000 to our campaign that will allow us to complete the purchase of Arlington Read More …
LCN article highlights library’s vision
A wonderful article by Jessica Clifford about the Whitefield Library and Community Center was published in the Lincoln County News on March 29th.
“There’s nothing like a library”
George Smith writes of libraries in his March 27th article: “Maine should be proud of their libraries, especially the ones in rural communities.” We are proud of our little library!
Artful Nights Fundraising Event
It’s time to unleash your inner artist! Aunt Gin’s Restaurant in Whitefield is graciously hosting a fundraising event for Whitefield Library & Community Center. Join Artful Nights Maine for an Read More …
“It’s official, it’s really happening!”
The story of the Whitefield Library’s journey from its inception to its current fundraising efforts to purchase and restore the Arlington Hall is beautifully told in the March issue of Read More …
Kennebec Journal article highlights Library’s campaign
Sam Shepard interviewed Cheryle Joslyn, vice president of the Board of Directors, about the association’s fundraising campaign in this article published by the Kennebec Journal on March 5th.